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INTEGRAL SOLUTIONS OF THE DIOPHANTINE EQUATION Y2=20x2+4 Dr. G. Sumathi1, M. Jaya Bharathi2 1Assistant

Professor, Department of mathematics, Shrimati Indira Gandhi College, Trichy-620 002, Tamil Nadu, India.

2PG Scholar, Department of Mathematics, Shrimati Indira Gandhi College, Trichy-620 002, Tamil Nadu, India.

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Abstract:- The binary quadratic equation y 2  20 x 2  4

Whose smallest positive integer solutions of ( x0 , y0 ) is,

is considered and a few interesting properties among the solutions are presented .Employing the integral solutions of the equation under considerations a few patterns of Pythagorean triangles are observed.

x0  4 , y0  18

(2)

To obtain the other solutions of (1), Consider pellian equation is

Key Words: Binary, Quadratic, Pyramidal numbers, integral solutions

y 2  20 x 2  1 The initial solution of pellian equation is

1. INTRODUCTION

(3)

~ x0  2 , ~ y0  9

The binary quadratic equation of the form y 2  Dx2  1 where D is non –square positive integer has been studied by various mathematicians for its non-trivial integral solutions when D takes different integral values [1-5]. In this context one may also refer [4, 10]. These results have motivated us to search for the integral solutions of yet another binary quadratic equation y 2  20 x 2  4 representing a hyperbola .A few interesting properties among the solution are presented. Employing the integral solutions of the equation consideration a few patterns of Pythagorean triangles are obtained.

Whose general solution ~ xn , ~ yn  of (2) is given by, ~ xn 

1

1 gn , ~ yn  f n 2 2 20

where,

f n  (9  2 20 ) n 1  (9  2 20 ) n 1 g n  (9  2 20 ) n1  (9  2 20 ) n1

1.1 Notations

Applying Brahmagupta lemma between x0 , y0  and ~ xn , ~ yn  the other integer solution of (1) are given by,

t m,n : Polygonal number of rank n with size m Pn m : Pyramidal number of rank n with size m

Prn : Pronic number of rank n Sn : Star number of rank n Ctm,n : Centered Pyramidal number of rank n with size m GFn (k , s) : Generalized Fibonacci sequence of rank n GLn (k , s) : Generalized Lucas sequence of rank n

xn1  2 f n 

9

yn1  9 f n 

40

20

20

gn

(4)

gn

(5)

Therefore (3) becomes 20 xn1  2 20 f n  9 g n

2. METHOD OF ANALYSIS

(6)

Replace n by n  1 in (6), we get Consider the binary quadratic Diophantine equation is

y 2  20x 2  4

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20 xn  2  2 20 f n 1  9 g n 1 (1)

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20 xn2  36 20 f n  161g n

www.irjet.net 3. 2 yn  2  xn 1  9xn  2  0

(7)

n by n  1 in (7), we get

4. 2 yn 3  9xn 1  161xn  2  0

20 xn  3  36 20 f n 1  161g n 1

5. 36 yn 1  161xn 1  xn 3  0

Replace

6.36 yn3  xn1 161xn3  0

 36 20 (9 f n  2 20 g n )  161(9 g n  2 20 g n ) 20 xn3  646 20 f n  2889g n

7. yn2  40xn1  9 yn1  0

(8)

8. yn3  720xn1 161yn1  0

For simplicity and clear understanding the other choices of

9.9 yn3  40xn1 161yn2  0

integer solutions are presented below: 20 y n1  9 20 f n  9 g n

10. 2 yn 1  161xn  2  9xn 3  0

(9)

11. 2 yn  2  9xn  2  xn 3  0

20 yn2  161 20 f n  720 g n

(10)

20 yn3  2889 20 f n  12920g n

12. 2 yn 3  xn  2  9xn 3  0

(11)

13. 9 yn 3  720xn  2  9 yn 1  0

These are representing the non-zero distinct integer

14. 9 yn  2  40xn  2  yn 1  0

solutions of (1)

15. yn3  40xn2  yn1  0

Some few numerical examples are given in the following table

16.161yn2  40xn3  9 yn1  0

Table 1: Numeric examples

17.xn1  xn3  4 yn2  0

n

xn 1

y n 1

-1

4

18

0

72

322

19.40xn3  yn2  9 yn3  0

1

1292

5778

20. 40 yn1  720 yn2  40 yn3  0

2

23184

103682

3

416020

1860498

4

7465176

33385282

18.161yn3  720xn3  yn1  0

2.1. Each of the following expression represents a cubical integer:

1 x  321x3n 3  3xn 3  963xn 1 )  4 3n  5 1 9x  161x3n3  483xn1  27xn2   2 3n4  9 y3n 3  40x3n 3  27 yn 1  120xn 1  y3n  4  80x3n 3  3 yn  2  240xn 1

The recurrence relation satisfied by the values of xn 1 and

yn 1 are respectively xn 3  18xn  2  xn 1  0

,

n  1,0,1,......

yn 3  18 yn  2  yn 1  0 n  1,0,1,..... , A few interesting relations among the solutions are presented below:



1 ( y3n5  12920x3n3  27 y n3    161  38760xn1 

1. xn 3  18xn  2  xn 1  0



1 161x3n5  2889x3n4  483xn3    2  8667 xn2 

2. 2 yn 1  9xn 1  xn  2  0



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1 161y3n 3  40x3n  4  483yn 1  120xn  2  9  161y3n  4  720x3n  4  783yn  2 2160xn  2

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

1 161y3n5  12920x3n4  783 yn3    9  38760xn2 



1 2889 y3n3  40 x3n5  yn1    161  40 xn3 



1 2889 y3n4  720 x3n5  8667 yn2    9  2160xn3 



1 323 y3n3  y3n5  949 yn1    18  3 yn3 



1 323y4n  4  y4n 6  1292 y2n  2  4 y2n  4  36 18



232 y4n 5  18 y4n  6  1292 y2n 3  72 y2n  4  6

2.3. Each of the following expression represents quintic integer:

2889 y3n5  12920x3n5  8667 y n3      38760xn3   18 y3n 3  y3n  4  54 yn 1  3 yn  2 323 y3n 4  18 y3n5  969 y n 2      54 y n3 



1  x5n7  321x5n5  5x3n5  1505x3n3    4  10 xn3  3210xn1 



1 9 x5n6  161x5n5  805x3n3  45x3n4    2  1610xn1  90 xn2 



9 y5n5  40 x5n5  45 y3n3  200 x3n3     400 xn1  90 y n1 



2.2. Each of the following expression represents biquadratic integer:



 y5n6  80 x5n5  5 y3n4  400x3n3     800xn1  10 y n2  1 9 y5n7  12920x5n5  64600x3n3    161  45 y3n5  129200xn1  90 yn3  1 161x5n7  2889x5n6  805 y3n3    2  14445x3n 4  400 xn2  1610 y n1  161y5n6  720 x5n6  3600x3n4  805 y3n4     7200xn 2  10 y n 2 



1 x4n  6  321x4n  4  1284x2n  2  4x2n  4  24 4





1 9x4n5  161x4n4  644x2n2  36x2n3  12 2



9 y4n4  40x4n4  36 y2n2 160x2n2  6 y4n 5  80x4n  4  4 y2n 3  320x2n  2  6



1 9 y4n6  12920x4n4  36 y2n4    161  51680x2n2  322 

1 161y5n7  12920x5n6  64600x3n4    9  805 y3n5  129200xn2  1610 y n3 



1 161x4n6  2889 y4n5  644x2n4    2 11556x2n3  12 

1 161y5n5  40 x5n6  200 x3n4    9  805 y3n3  400 xn2  1610 yn1 



1 161y4n4  40 x4n5  644 y2n2    9  160 x2n3  54 

 1 2889 y5n5  40 x5n7  200x3n5   161  14445 y3n3  400xn3  28890 yn1 



 1 2889 y5n6  720 x5n7  3600x3n5   9  14445 y3n4  7200xn3  28890 y n2 



2889 y5n7  12920x5n7  64600x3n5     14445 y3n5  129200xn3  28890 y n3 



18 y5n5  y5n7  90 y3n3  5 y3n4     10 y n2  180 y n1 



1 323 y5n5  y5n7  1615 y3n3    18  5 y3n5  10 yn3  3230 yn1 



323 y5n6  18 y 5n7 1615 y3n4     90 y3n5  180 yn3  3230 yn2 

     

161y 4n5  720 x4n5  644 y 2n3     2880x2n3  6  1 161y4n6  12920x4n5  644 y2n4  51680x2n3    9  54 







 

1 2889 y4n4  40 x4n6  11556 y2n2    161  160x2n4  322  2889 y 4 n5  720 x4 n6  11556 y 2 n3  1   2880 x2 n 4  9  54  2889 y 4n6  12920x4n6  11556 y 2n 4     51680x2n 4  6  18 y4n  4  y4n 5  72 y2n  2  4 y2n 3  6

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 12  6 y2n 3  480x2n  2        

1 1932  54 y2n  4  77520x2n  2  161 1 12  161x2n  4  2889x2n 3  2 1 108  966 y2n  2  240x2n 3  9 12  966 y2n 3  4320x2n 3

8

X n 2  20Yn 2  4

161yn2  720 xn2 ,    161xn2  36 yn2 

9

X n 2  20Yn 2  324

161yn3  12920xn2 ,     2889xn2  36 yn3 

10

X n 2  20Yn 2

 2889 yn1  40 xn3 ,     9 xn3  646 yn1 

 103684

1 108  966 y2n  4  77520x2n 3  9 1 1932  17334 y2n  2  240x2n  4  161 1 108  17334 y2n 3  4320x2n  4  9 12  17334 y2n4  77520x2n4

 12  108y2n  2  6 y2n 3 1  216  1938y2n  2  6 y2n  4  18 2.5. REMARKABLE OBSERVATIONS

11

X n 2  20Yn 2  324

 2889 yn2  720 xn3 ,    161xn3  646 yn2 

12

X n 2  20Yn 2  4

 2889 yn3  12920xn3 ,     2889xn3  646 yn3 

13

80 X n 2  Yn 2  320

18 y n1  y n2 ,     9 yn2  161y n1 

14

80 X n 2  81Yn 2

 323 yn1  yn3 ,     yn3  321yn1 

 103680

I. Employing linear combinations among the solutions of (1), one may generate integer solutions for other choices of hyperbolas which are presented in table 2 below:

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80 X n 2  Yn 2  320

 323 yn2  18 yn3 ,    161yn3  2889 yn2 

Table 2: Hyperbola S.NO

Hyperbola

1

X n 2  40Yn 2  4

 9 xn 2  161xn1 ,    18 xn1  xn2 

2

81X n 2  80Yn 2  5184  xn1  321xn3 ,     323xn1  xn3 

3

X n  20Yn  4

 9 yn1  40 xn1 ,     9 xn1  2 yn1 

4

81X n 2  20Yn 2  324

 yn2  80 xn1 ,    161xn1  2 yn2 

5

X n 2  20Yn 2

 9 yn3  12920xn1 ,     2889 xn1  2 yn3 

2

2

 103684

6

X n  80Yn  16

7

X n  162Yn  324

2

2

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(Xn,Yn)

Table 3: Parabola

161xn3  2889xn2 ,     323xn2  18xn3  161yn1  40 xn2 ,     xn2  4 yn1 

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S.NO

Parabola

1

X n  40Yn 2  8

2

9 X n  40Yn 2  144  8  x2n4  321x2n2 ,     323x2n2  x2n4 

3

X n  20Yn 2  4

 2  9 y2n2  40 x2n2 ,     9 x2 n  2  2 y 2 n 2 

4

9 X n  20Yn 2  4

 8  y2n3  80 x2n2 ,    161x2n2  2 y2n3 

5

161X n  20Yn 2

 322  9 y2n4  12920x2n2 ,     2889 x2n2  2 y2n4 

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X n  40Yn 2  8

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 8  9 x2n3  161x2n2 ,    18x2 n2  x2n3 

 4  161x2n4  2889x2n3 ,     323x2n3  18x2n4 

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X n  180Yn 2  36

18  161y2n2  40 x2n3 ,     x2n3  4 y2n2 

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Y  9X

 323 yn2  18 yn3 ,     2889 yn2  720 xn3 

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X n  20Yn 2  4

 2  161y 2n3  720 x2n3 ,    161x2n3  36 y 2n3 

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Y  2X

 2889 y n2  720xn3 ,     323 y n1  yn3 

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9 X n  20Yn 2  324 18  161y2n4  12920x2n3 ,     2889x2n3  36 y2n4 

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Y  2X

 9 yn1  40 xn1 ,     9 xn2  161xn1 

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161X n  20Yn 2

 322  2889 y2n2  40 x2n4 ,     9 x2n4  646 y2n2 

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Y  4X

 yn2  80 xn1 ,     xn3  321xn1 

 103684

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X n  20Yn 2  36

18  2889 y2n3  720 x2n4 ,    161x2n4  646 y2n3 

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Y  161X

161yn2  720 xn2 ,     9 yn3  12920xn1 

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X n  20Yn 2  4

 2  2889 y 2n 4  12920x2n 4 ,     2889x2n4  646 y 2n 4 

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YX

161yn2  12920xn2 ,    161yn1  40 xn2 

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20 X n  Yn 2

 2  18 y2n2  y2n3 ,    161y2n2  9 y2n3 

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Y  2X

 2889 yn2  720 xn3 ,     323 yn1  yn3 

 36  323 y2n2  y2n4 ,     321y2n2  y2n4 

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Y  9X

 yn2  80 xn1 ,    161yn1  40 xn2 

 2  323 y2n3  18 y2n4 ,     2889 y2n3  161y2n4 

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Y  9X

 yn1  40 xn1 ,    161yn1  40 xn2 

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Y  161X

161yn2  720 xn2 ,     2889 yn1  40 xn3 

 320

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160 X n  20Yn 2  11520

15

80 X n  Yn 2  320

III Employing linear combinations among the solutions of (1), one may generate integer solutions for other choices of straight line which are presented in the table below:

IV Consider p  xn 1  yn 1 , q  xn 1

Table: 4 Straight lines S.NO

Straight line

1

Y  2X

 9 xn2  161xn1 ,     xn3  321xn1 

2

Y  4X

 9 y n1  40 xn1 ,     xn3  321xn1 

3

YX

 y n2  80 xn1 ,     9 y n1  40 xn1 

4

5

Y  161X

Y  18 X

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Where X  2 pq, Y  p 2  q 2 , Z  p 2  q 2 , p  q  0 It is observed that T ( X , Y , Z ) is satisfied by the following relations:

 yn2  80 xn1 ,     9 yn3  12920xn1   323 yn2  18 yn3 ,     323 yn1  yn3 

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X  10Y  9Z  4

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2A  xn 1 yn 1 P

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4A Y  Z P

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4A  Y is written as the sum of two squares P

In this dissertation , we have presented infinitely many integer solutions of the binary quadratic Diophantine equation are rich in variety, one may search for the other choices of binary quadratic Diophantine equation and determine their integral solutions along with suitable properties.

Where A, P represents the area and perimeter of T ( X , Y , Z ) V Employing the solutions in terms of special integers sequence namely, generalized Fibonacci sequence, GFn(k,s) and the generalized Lucas sequence GLn(k,s) are exhibited below:

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yn 1  9GLn 1(18,1)  160GFn1(18,1) VI Employing the solutions of (1),each of the following among the special polygonal, pyramidal, star numbers, pronic numbers, centered pyramidal number is a congruent to under modulo 4.

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

3  12 p 5 y       20 36 p x  2   s 1   s y 1  1   x 1    2



5  6 p 4 y 1       20 4 p x   ct  1   t3,2 y 1   4, x   

2

2



5  4 p5 y       20 6 p x   ct  1   ct 4, y  1   6, x    2



5  3 p3 y  2       20 4 p x   ct  1   t3, y  2   4, x    2



 2 p 5 y 1   3     20 3 p x  t   t4, y 1   3, x 1    2



5   p5 y      20 12 p x   s 1   t3, y   x 1   

2





 6 p 4 y 1       20 4 pt x 3  3  p x 3   t3, 2 y 1     



 3 p3 y  2   5     20 p x  t   t3, y  2   3, x   

2



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2

2

2

2

2

 3 p3 y  2   3     20 6 p x   pr   t3, y  2   x 1   

2

2

2

2

4 3  6 p 4 y 1       20 3( p x 1  p x 1 )     t3,2 y 1  t4, x 1    

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